Zero Spam. Quiet by Design.
Infinite inboxes, so nobody ever gets your real address. Give every company its own — when one leaks, you delete it, not your life.
Every account comes with permanent addresses that anyone can write to and that never expire. If one starts getting spam, delete it and make a new one.
That works, but it's manual work. The solution? Three specialty inboxes, each for a different kind of sender:
01 · One-sender
Give it to one company. Once they write, only their mail gets in, and you can let in more senders, up to five in all. Anyone else is turned away, so a sold or leaked list is worth nothing.
02 · Temporary
Set a lifetime — an hour for a download link, a month for a trial. When it's up the inbox turns mail away, and can wipe what it holds.
03 · Prefix
Create a prefix once, like “maryann”. Then hand out variations of it, like maryann.vet or maryann-party. A new inbox is created the first time someone writes to one of them, locked to that sender at first.
$0
forever
$30/year
$2.50 a month, billed yearly
$50/year
$4.17 a month, billed yearly
* Limits are 100 messages per day in the Free plan and 1000 in Pro and Business. Limits subject to change.
MCP
Connect Claude, Cursor or any assistant that speaks MCP, and hand it the inbox chores: a fresh address for a sign-up, the code that just arrived, every receipt from March. It gets only the permissions you give it.
Make me an address for the gym trial, and tell me the code they send.
Privacy & export
We don't sell it, we don't read it and we don't track you. You can export your entire dataset at any time, on any plan.
Read our privacy policyHow the three inbox types work together in one mailbox.
Check out our documentation, or contact us and a real human will reply.
Sign in with a Google or Apple account, a passkey, or a username and a password. With Google, Clova.Email receives only your email address, your name and your profile photo; with Apple, only your email address, or one Apple makes to hide yours, and your name if you choose to share it. The address is how we know it is you, and the name and photo fill in your profile, where you can change or remove them. We never use any of it for advertising, never sell it and never share it. The whole of it is in our privacy policy.